University Items

The Board ol Regente m-eel to-day. A new flag floate from the nag ;all on university hall. The rain stopped ttoe íoot baU team om going to Ollvet Monday. '1 he annual tennis tournament comiences on the campus to-day. Trof. J. B. Hais addressed the nglneering Boel ity Saturday evenlng. At Harvard the senüora wül wear he caji and ïïou'h on class day licrcfter. A. C. McKenile, of Cleveland, has been choeen president by the senior aw class. Leroy Bouthmayd bas been chosen resident of the senior medical clase, ml s. C. (lidden ol' the Junior elass. The date of the Chora] Union concert as been changed from Nov. !'! to o. The Union has about 250 memera now. "The Beat of the Recent i'.ooks," vas the subject upon whdch Llbraian R. C. Davis delivered Ihe third f hls series oí lectores, Monday Ig. A Jtmlor law and a senior lady lit. .ui'-ïiit such a liutío fisli Saturday, Ua1 il blpped the boal over. and but ! the tlinely aeaistance the resuli liuiii have been serious. Madame Pannle Bloomfield Zeisler, ianlt, wül acoompany the Detroit .'lilliMvmcinic Club In the örst conerl tu be glvn in the Chora! Dnion 5erles, at UnlTerslty hall. on the Bvenm of Not. 2Oth. .T. Homer Wad:', .ir., f aeveland, tas glven land to the value of $25,000, ïicar the park bearing hls name to the Woman's College of Western leaerve Dnlversity. Xlie new buildügs are rapldly progreeelng. On Priday evenlng the annual "iieshman spread" in honor of the young lady studente, o) the Uterary oepartment, will ba held at Nlekel'a hall. The sophmore ladiee ïuniish the spread, whlle the Junior and senior adles act .-is entertainers and j;alants. There was a goodly sized croAvd assembled upon the lalr grounda last Saturday to wilmese the foot ball game between the Albion and the ü. 1 M. eleven. The Alblons won by the followl'ng score: Albion, 2 tonchdowiis. 1 goal, total, 10. D. ol M., 1 touulidown, total 4. lt wasn't the D. ni M. day. Beeldea some of the b'st playera did not play with the team.